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LancashireWalksWard StoneThe Forest of Bowland Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty offers wild and wonderful walking. Yet again here is apart of Lancashire that is under appreciated by walkers from outside the county who are more likely to be drawn tothe Lakes and Dales. Consequently when there are hoards ascending Skiddaw or Pen-y-ghent, the high fells ofBowland are quiet. For this walk, unless proficient with map and compass, readers are advise to choose a day duringa spell of fine settled weather. In mist the tops can be confusing places and after prolonged rainfall are very boggy.(Pic Dog restrictions apply on this walk)Start: Jubilee Tower car park, on the fell road between Quernmore and : 18 Km or 11 milesTime: 5 - 6 hoursTerrain: A walk in two halves!
L a n c a s h ire W a l k s Ward Stone The Forest of Bowland Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty offers wild and wonderful walking. Yet again here is a part of Lancashire that is under appreciated by walkers from outside€ the county who are more likely to be drawn to
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